Liverpool 2 Arsenal 3
Team P GD Pts Man City 27 50 66 Man Utd 26 37 61 Tottenham 26 21 53 Arsenal 27 17 49 Chelsea 27 15 46 Newcastle 26 0 43 Liverpool 26 5 39 Stoke 27 -11 36 West Brom 27 -1 35 Norwich 27 -6 35 Everton 26 -1 34 Sunderland 26 4 33 Fulham 26 -4 33 Swansea 27 -4 33 Aston Villa 27 -5 30 QPR 27 -18 22 Wolves 26 -21 22 Blackburn 27 -22 22 Bolton 27 -27 20 Wigan 27 -29 20
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ANALYSIS – With his team crashing out of the FA Cup to a hungrier Sunderland, to cap a week when they were taken apart by AC Milan, there will be those who will wonder whether the great man will be there next season.
Most likely he will remain – only Arsene may want to take into account the contributions two of England’s best coaches have made, Tottenham’s Harry Redknapp and the man who masterminded today’s defeat, Martin O’Neil, namely to keep things tight, don’t leave gaps for the opposition to exploit whether at the front or back.
Those of us who were admirers of Arsenal always feared that the lack of one strong player at the back and at the front would cost them in the long run.
Arsenal were so long the purveyors of the beautiful game, but who ever said beauty can’t be backed up by some steel and old-fashioned grit.
